please check and tell us more about how your desktop unit is connected to the DSL. In theory, the laptop, the desktop, and the print server must all be connected to the same router (wired or wireless). It is the router and it's internal switch that makes your home network. If your desktop somehow connects to the DSL before the router, then the desktop is not part of the household network, it's an independent system that merely happens to have shared access to the DSL signal. Until you can tell us more about your network configuration, it's difficult to suggest why you aren't able to reach the new print server.
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I asked this question before but I need some further help. I bought a print server (Hawking HPS1U) to allow my wife to print from her Dell Inspiron laptop. She hooks up to our DSL from the SMC router. I attached everything the way the manual said to. Printer USB to print server, print server to router, loaded the software. But now I get message on my desktop that it can't find the print server. Now here's the dumb question, should my desktop be attached to the router? I am not at home now but I believe our DSL line is attached to the router and desktop separately. Sorry if this is a dumb question!

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